The total population of Wisconsin is approximately 5.91 million as of 2023, and the Korean population is known to be around 15,000 including mixed heritage.

The Korean population is slightly higher in Milwaukee, the main city of the state, and many Koreans also reside in Madison.

Korean Community in Milwaukee

Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin and has a Korean community. This area is home to many Korean restaurants, markets, and churches where Koreans are actively involved.

• Milwaukee Korean Church: The Korean church in Milwaukee serves as a center for the Korean community, hosting many cultural events and gatherings.

• Korean Market: There are markets in Milwaukee and its surroundings where Korean food can be obtained. Typically, there is a section for Korean food within Asian markets, and some markets specialize solely in Korean products.

Korean Community in Madison

As the capital of Wisconsin, Madison may have a somewhat larger Korean community, but the Korean population is smaller compared to Milwaukee. Madison has several Korean restaurants and Asian markets, as well as places for Koreans to gather. Major Korean activities in Madison mainly take place in Korean churches and some Korean restaurants. There are also Asian markets in Madison where Korean food can be found. These Asian markets in the Madison area offer items like kimchi, rice cakes, and ramen.

Koreatown in Wisconsin

Wisconsin does not have a large traditional "Koreatown." However, there are small Korean communities centered around markets selling Korean food and restaurants in major cities like Milwaukee and Madison. In particular, Milwaukee has several stores related to Korean food and is known as a central area frequented by Koreans.

The Korean community in Wisconsin is relatively small, but the number of activities and commercial spaces centered around Koreans is gradually increasing.